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EV Charging Stations Industry Application

Filtration for Power Equipment

Professional air filtration for EV charging devices, protecting against dust and sand ingress to ensure stable, reliable operation of charging piles and station infrastructure.

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Cleanroom & Semiconductor Industry Application

Ultra-High Cleanliness Filtration

Ultra-high efficiency filtration for semiconductor wafer fabs and precision electronics cleanrooms, capturing nano-scale particles to meet ISO Class 1–3 standards and maximize product yield.

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Commercial HVAC Industry Application

Central Air System Filtration

High-efficiency filtration for commercial building HVAC systems, improving indoor air quality, reducing energy consumption, and extending equipment service life.

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Data Centers Industry Application

Precision Equipment Protection

Precision air filtration for data centers, shielding servers and critical hardware from dust contamination to keep cooling systems running efficiently and reliably.

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Livestock & Farming Industry Application

Farming Environment Purification

Dedicated filtration systems for farms and livestock facilities — capturing dust, adsorbing ammonia, and inhibiting pathogen spread to improve animal health and overall productivity.

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Spray Booths & Industrial Dust Industry Application

Paint Mist & Dust Purification

Designed for spray booths and grinding workshops, efficiently capturing paint mist, metal dust, and wood chips to meet emission standards while protecting finished surface quality.

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Pre-Filter (G1–G4) Product Performance

First-Stage Large-Particle Capture

The first line of defense, capturing particles ≥5 μm such as dust, hair, and fibers to protect downstream filters and extend overall system service life.

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Medium-Efficiency Filter (F5–F9) Product Performance

Precise PM2.5 Capture

Captures fine particles of 1–5 μm including PM2.5, pollen, and mold spores, significantly improving indoor air quality for commercial HVAC and ventilation systems.

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HEPA High-Efficiency Filter Product Performance

Sterile-Grade Purification

≥99.97% filtration efficiency for particles ≥0.3 μm, delivering sterile-grade clean air widely used in medical, pharmaceutical, and electronics manufacturing.

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ULPA Ultra-High Efficiency Filter Product Performance

Sub-Micron Particle Capture

≥99.9995% efficiency for particles ≥0.12 μm, meeting the extreme cleanliness demands of semiconductor fabs, aerospace, and other ultra-precision applications.

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High-Temperature Resistant Product Feature

Industrial-Grade Heat Tolerance

Built with specialized heat-resistant materials, operating stably up to 250°C for paint ovens, industrial dryers, and high-temperature process environments.

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Washable & Reusable Product Feature

Cut Costs, Reduce Waste

Cleanable by water washing or air blowing, reusable multiple times to significantly reduce replacement frequency and O&M costs — an economical, eco-friendly choice.

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Activated Carbon Product Feature

Odor & Harmful Gas Removal

Leverages activated carbon's high adsorption capacity to eliminate odors, VOCs, and formaldehyde, ideal for newly renovated spaces and industrial exhaust treatment.

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Bag Filter Product Feature

High Dust-Holding, Long Life

Bag-style construction delivers a larger filtration area, high dust-holding capacity, and extended service life — ideal for high-dust environments with reduced replacement frequency.

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Panel / Pleated Filter Product Feature

Compact Space-Saving Design

Compact form factor for easy installation and replacement; pleated structure maximizes filtration area within a small footprint for higher efficiency.

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Low-Resistance Airflow Product Feature

Energy-Saving Operation

Low-resistance design minimizes pressure drop while maintaining filtration performance, reducing fan energy consumption for cost-effective, eco-friendly operation.

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DATA CENTER · COMMERCIAL HVAC

Data Centers · Commercial HVAC

Two invisible problems to manage: particles clogging heat transfer, and gases corroding circuits.

Data centers, office buildings, hotels, schools and hospitals must control both particulate loading and corrosive gases. We provide ASHRAE 52.2 / ISO 16890 compliant filtration with low pressure drop to protect equipment, cut PUE and extend filter service life.

Data Centers · Commercial HVAC typical operating conditions and filtration setup
FIG. 54 Data Centers · Commercial HVAC · typical operating conditions
ISA G1 ASHRAE TC 9.9 The corrosion class data center environments must meet
300 Å/month Copper corrosion rate limit; 200 Å/month for silver terminals
90—130 Pa Final-stage initial resistance in a three-stage AI data center system
  • Data centers · AI compute
  • Office buildings
  • Hotels · Schools
  • Hospitals
  • Museums

Solution Schematic

Solution System Diagram

Data Centers · Commercial HVAC solution system diagram

Why data centers and commercial HVAC are hard on air filtration

Two threats, not one

Particulate loading clogs heat exchangers and raises temperatures; gaseous contaminants corrode the same electronics. A particle filter alone only solves half the problem.

Corrosion is invisible until it fails

Copper and silver corrosion from sulfur and chlorine compounds proceeds quietly. ASHRAE TC 9.9 defines the ISA classification that data halls are expected to meet.

Fan energy is a permanent cost

Filters run continuously for years. Resistance that looks small on a datasheet becomes a significant share of PUE over a full service life.

Filter changes interrupt operations

Every change works against availability. Longer service life and lower change frequency have operational value, not just material value.

Recommended filtration system

Data centers and commercial buildings share the same logic: staged particulate filtration sized for low resistance, plus a gas-phase stage where corrosive gases are present.

StageTypical classWhat it capturesRecommended product
Pre-filtrationG4 / ISO CoarseCoarse dust, pollenPleated panel pre-filter
Medium filtrationF7–F9 / ISO ePM1Fine particles, PM2.5Medium-efficiency bag filter
Gas phaseActivated carbonSO₂, NOₓ, H₂S, VOCsActivated carbon panel or V-bank filter
Final (where required)H13 HEPA≥0.3 µm particlesMini-pleated HEPA filter

Key control points

  • 1Design to the current standards. Test and classify media to ASHRAE 52.2 and ISO 16890; EN 779 is withdrawn and its old classes no longer map directly.
  • 2Set a corrosion target. Where the room must meet ISA G1, the gas-phase stage is part of the design, not an upgrade to consider later.
  • 3Buy resistance, not just efficiency. Two filters with the same class can differ substantially in pressure drop, and that difference is paid every hour.
  • 4Stage the filtration properly. A finer final stage behind a weak pre-filter loads quickly and costs more to own than a well-staged chain.
  • 5Instrument the pressure drop. Knowing when a filter is loading lets you schedule changes with operations instead of reacting to an alarm.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is ISO 16890 replacing EN 779?

Yes. EN 779 has been withdrawn and filters are now classified by ISO 16890 into ISO Coarse, ePM10, ePM2.5 and ePM1. Older F5–F9 labels do not translate one-to-one, so compare on the new ratings.

Do data centers need activated carbon filters?

Where corrosive gases are present, yes. Gaseous contamination is a recognised cause of electronics failure, and ASHRAE TC 9.9 sets the corrosion classification that the gas-phase stage exists to meet.

What is ISA G1?

It is a corrosion classification for the data hall environment under ASHRAE TC 9.9, based on measured copper and silver coupon corrosion rates. G1 is the least corrosive class and the usual target for modern facilities.

How can we lower filter-related energy use?

Specify low-resistance media at the required class, keep the staging correct so filters are not overloaded, and avoid over-filtering stages that do not need it.

How often should HVAC filters be changed?

On measured pressure drop against a defined set point, or on the manufacturer’s maximum, whichever comes first. Fixed calendars either change filters too early or too late.

Key Takeaways — Control particles and gases together, specify low resistance at the class you actually need, and change on measured pressure drop. That protects uptime and PUE at the same time.

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Product Advantages

Low resistance

Low Resistance

High dust holding

High Dust Holding

Energy efficient

Energy Efficient

Customizable

Customizable

WHALESENS

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Air Filtration Solutions

20+ years of R&D and manufacturing expertise · Fast prototyping · End-to-end technical support to protect every breath of clean air

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